Koversada Camping Resort

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Enjoy nature, sun and the Adriatic coast at Koversada Camping Resort

Totally unwind at the paradisiacal Koversada Camping Resort, where you can enjoy sun, sea and freedom on the beautiful Adriatic coast. Stay in comfortable accommodations amid pristine nature, while benefiting from various sports facilities and culinary delights in the restaurants. Proximity to charming Vrsar and the enchanting Baredine Cave complete your vacation. Book now and have an unforgettable experience!

  • Directly on the sea
  • Water sports activities
  • Hospitality venues
  • Directly on the Adriatic sea
  • Mini Golf
  • Laundry facilities
  • Fruit and vegetable stall
  • 3 Km from the fishing village of Vrsar
  • Mini disco for children
  • Beach bar
  • Crispy pizzas from the Baluna oven
  • Vast beach
  • Tourist train to Vrsar
  • Play a game of bocce

Facilities and activities at Koversada Camping Resort

(Sports) activities

  • Petanque court
  • Mini golf
  • SUP board rental
  • Ping pong table
  • Tennis court
  • Fishing pond
  • Soccer field
  • Volley ball court
  • Pedal boat rental
  • Sand beach

Activities in the area

  • Cycling
  • Canoeing
  • Museums (<10 KM / 6.2 MILES)
  • Picturesque villages
  • Fishing
  • Walking
  • Winery

Kids and teenagers

  • Playground (outdoor)

Location

  • By the sea

Park facilities

  • Supermarket
  • WiFi in public area (free)
  • Shop
  • Free parking nearby or at the park

Spoken language

  • English

Food & Beverage

  • Pizzeria
  • Bar
  • Restaurant

Holiday park

  • Easyatent
Koversada Camping Resort

Surroundings

Tour boat carrying people cruises near Vrsar, Istria, Croatia, on a calm blue sea beneath a clear sky.
Scenic holiday park view of a historic town with glamping accommodations and terracotta rooftops.
Coastal town with colorful houses and church tower by the sea at sunset, viewed from a glamping holiday park.

Cave of Baredine

Delve into the mysterious underworld of Istria with a visit to Baredine Cave, located near Poreč. This fascinating stalactite cave reveals five halls full of impressive stalactites and stalagmites, formed over thousands of years. Explore the underground lake and spot the unique elm, a rare species of salamander. A 40-minute guided tour takes you on an unforgettable journey through this natural wonder.

View of calm water at a holiday park offering glamping accommodations, with trees and sunset lighting.
Cobblestone street in a holiday park offering glamping, with old stone houses and lush greenery around.

Istria

Istria, Croatia's heart-shaped peninsula, combines Mediterranean charm with rich history. Explore picturesque coastal towns like Rovinj and Poreč, where colorful houses and narrow streets invite you to explore. Inland surprises with green hills, vineyards and medieval towns like Motovun. Taste local delicacies, such as truffles and olive oil, and enjoy the hospitality that makes this region so special.


Poreč

Poreč, located on the west coast of Istria, is a town where old meets new. The historic city center, with its Roman street structure, houses the famous Euphrasius Basilica, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Along the promenade you will find numerous cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy local specialties overlooking the Adriatic Sea. For adventurers, Poreč offers a variety of water sports from snorkeling to jet skiing. At night, the town comes alive with festivals and events celebrating its rich culture.

Vrsar

Vrsar, a charming fishing village on the Istrian coast, enchants visitors with its authentic atmosphere. The winding streets lead you to the historic castle on top of the hill, from where you have a panoramic view of the archipelago with 18 pristine islets. The lively harbor is the perfect place to sample fresh seafood at one of the local taverns. For art lovers, the annual sculpture symposium is a highlight, bringing together artists from around the world.

Practical information

ground plan

Scored with a 6.3

82 reviews

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  • 13 Oct 2025

    We are a couple with physical limitations and have been to the new textile part, we have always been naturists before. In our opinion, the renovation of the site has been a success, even if it would have been necessary before as a naturist site and would have attracted more guests. The new, very large pitches with electricity, water and in some cases waste water, even in the standard area, are a delight. We love the paved main paths with indirect lighting, which only illuminate the paths like flares. Unfortunately, the side paths are covered with too much loose gravel, making them almost impossible to use with a rollator. The new buildings and renovated wash houses are functional and the ambience is successful and always clean. In WH 10 with a disabled bathroom, the only annoying thing is that you have to constantly hold down a button on the shower head of the hand shower, which is very tiring for disabled people. Unfortunately, it is not yet possible to lock the door from the inside, but this is probably because the transponder system is not yet working. The dishwashing and laundry basins are unfortunately not barrier-free, otherwise easy to use and it was always very clean. Unfortunately, the access to the sea is also not ideal for disabled people. 1. you can't get close enough to the beach by car as there are no parking facilities. 2. there are no railings at the end of the ramps at the mobile homes and the children's bay, making it difficult to get into the sea. Especially at low tide, it is also difficult at the wheelchair ramp on the beach, as there are many rocks at the end of the ramp that are difficult to negotiate as a healthy person. However, the service provided by Maistra is excellent, as they provided us with a shuttle service for our problem getting to the beach. Many thanks to Maistra and its guest advisor Mirna Radulović, who took our experience seriously. Simply exemplary. All the other staff are also super friendly and helpful, and we would especially like to emphasize the helpfulness of the shuttle driver. We felt so comfortable that we extended our stay by 8 days. We took advantage of the ACSI Card price of €21, which allowed us to stay longer. Conclusion: good, but still room for improvement. Not all the renovations have been completed yet. We hope that Maistra reaches its next destination well over the winter season. It would be nice if Maistra could extend the season on Koversada.

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    Wir sind ein Paar mit körperlichen Einschränkungen und waren auf dem neuen Textilteil, bisher waren wir immer FKK. Die Renovierung des Platzes ist in unseren Augen gut gelungen, wenn es auch vorher als FKK-Platz nötig gewesen wäre und mehr Gäste angezogen hätte.. Die neuen sehr großen Parzellen mit Strom, Wasser u. teils Abwasser, sogar im Standardbereich begeistern uns. Die gepflasterten Hauptwege mit der indirekten Beleuchtung, die wie Fakeln nur die Wege beleuchten finden wir klasse. Leider sind die Seitenwege mit zuviel losem Kies bestückt, so dass sie mit Rollator kaum zu nutzen sind. Die Neubauten bzw. renovierten Waschhäuser sind gut funktional und das Ambiente gelungen und stets sauber. Im WH 10 mit Behindertenbad stört nur, dass man am Duschkopf der Handbrause ständig einen Knopf gedrückt halten muss, das ist für Behinderte sehr anstrengend. Leider kann man derzeit die Tür von innen auch noch nicht verriegeln, aber das liegt wohl daran, dass das Transpondersystem noch nicht funktioniert. Die Spül-u. Wäschebecken sind leider nicht barrierefrei zugänglich, ansonsten gut zu nutzen und es war stets sehr sauber. Leider sind auch die Zugänge ins Meer für Behinderte nicht optimal. 1. man kommt mit dem Auto nicht nah genug an den Strand, da es keine Parkmöglichkeiten gibt. 2. Fehlen an den Rampen bei den Mobilehomes und der Kinderbucht jeweils die Geländer am Ende, so dass es mühsam ist ins Meer zu gelangen. Bei Niedrigwasser besonders, da ist es auch bei der Rollstuhlrampe am Beach schwierig, da am Ende der Rampe viele Felsen sind, die man als gesunder Mensch schon schwierig überwinden kann. Der Service von Maistra ist allerdings hervorragend, da für unser Problem an den Strand zu kommen uns ein Shuttleservice zur Verfügung gestellt wurde. Vielen Dank an Maistra und seine Gästebetreuerin Mirna Radulović, die unsere Erfahrungen ernst nimmt. Einfach vorbildlich. Auch sind alle anderen Mitarbeiter super freundlich und hilfsbereit, besonders hervorheben möchten wir die Hilfsbereitschaft der Fahrer des Shuttles. Wir haben uns so wohl gefühlt, dass wir unseren Aufenthalt um 8 Tage verlängert haben. Preislich nutzen wir den ACSI-Card Preis von 21€, was uns einen längeren Aufenthalt ermöglicht. Fazit gut, aber noch Verbesserungspotenzial. Es sind ja noch nicht alle Umbauten erfolgt. Wir wünschen Maistra, dass das nächste Etappenziel über die Wintersaison gut erreicht wird. Schön wäre es, wenn Maistra die Saison auf Koversada verlängern würde.

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  • 09 Oct 2025

    Uralte Appartement.essen im Restaurant auf hp lässt zu wünschen übrig. Aber mit Camper,die sich selbst verköstigen,schön.überhaupt auf der Insel

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  • 07 Oct 2025

    Leider ist der FKK Bereich viel zu klein. Kaum Möglichkeiten am Wasser zu liegen .Der Hundestrand ist an der Marina mit viel schmutz und Lärm. Wir werden nach über 20 Jahren nicht mehr wiederkommen. Ein Naturisten Eiland ist der Rendite zum Opfer geworden.

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  • 06 Oct 2025

    Da wir immer FKK sind, Plätze sind in Ordnung. Nur der Strand lässt zu wünschen übrig, fast kein Strand, ins Wasser kommt man nur über Leitern. Außendem kommen immer wieder von Textil Leute zu uns, nackig sonnen, da wird uns Plätzchen noch weniger. Punkto Meerzugang muss unbedingt etwas gemacht werden, da wir höhere Preise wie am Textil zahlen.

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  • 05 Oct 2025

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  • 04 Oct 2025

    Absolut Top renovierte Anlage, große parzellierte Stellplätze, tolle Sanitäranlagen, Preis ist allerdings etwas abgehoben

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Frequently asked questions about Koversada Camping Resort

  1. What is there to do in the area?

    Just 3.1 km away is Vrsar, where you can enjoy local cuisine and discover its historical charm. 7 km away you will find the Baredine Cave, a must-see for cavers and curious travelers. Bustling Poreč is 10 km away and offers both cultural sights and lively nightlife. For nature lovers, the Lim Channel, 5 km away, is perfect for kayaking and bird watching. There are also numerous cycling routes and hiking trails in the area that will lead you through the beautiful Istrian countryside.

  2. What are the check-in and check-out times for Koversada Camping Resort?
    The check-in at Koversada Camping Resort starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 10:00.
  3. Is Koversada Camping Resort open all year round?
    No, Koversada Camping Resort is open from 4 April until 27 September.
  4. Is there a restaurant at Koversada Camping Resort?
    Yes there's a pizzeria and a restaurant at Koversada Camping Resort. Besides that the park offers a bar.
  5. Is there a wifi at Koversada Camping Resort?
    The park offers free wifi in the shared space(s).
  6. Is there a camping store at Koversada Camping Resort?
    Yes, at Koversada Camping Resort you'll find a supermarket and a shop.
  7. Is fishing allowed at Koversada Camping Resort?
    Yes, at Koversada Camping Resort you'll find a fishing pond.

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